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Why do many students in Dr. Jenrette's course receive a passing score on the AP Psych Exam?
These students want to achieve and they prepare themselves.
The many pictures of Dr. Jenrette's children in his room.
I don't know.
Dr. Jenrette's magic wand.
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Why should you/your child take AP Psychology?
Prep for College, College Credit, MCAT Prep, Career Prep, and/or Interest.
For the Terrible Dad Jokes
For the T-shirt.
The Underwater Basket Weaving course is full.
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What is the title of the textbook used in the AP Psychology classroom?
Myers' Psychology for the AP Course
Psychology: Thank You!
Myers' Biology for the AP Course
Psychology: What?
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How often do we review or prep for the AP Psychology exam in May?
Everyday
Twice a week
Once a semester
Once a week
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How many retests do you get per semester in AP Psychology?
1
3
0
2
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The multiple choice section accounts for ______ of your total score on the College Board AP Psychology exam.
75%
33%
50%
66%
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What are the two sections on the College Board AP Psychology Exam?
Multiple Choice and Free Response Questions
Free Response Practice and Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice and Matching
Short Answer and Graphing
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The free response section accounts for ______ of your total score on the College Board AP Psychology exam.
75%
66%
50%
33%
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How often is homework assigned to AP Psychology students?
Once a Week
Almost Daily
What is Homework?
Once in Blue Moon
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What percentage of HOCO students receive a passing score (3-5) on the 2024 AP Psych exam?
84%
53%
72%
68%
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What is the range of scores that can be earned on the College Board AP Psychology exam?
1-20
1-100
1-10
1-5
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Identify the content sections that are addressed by the College Board AP Psychology exam.
Culture, Research, Socialization, Economy, Agriculture, and Poverty
Biology, Cognition, Development/Learning, Social/Personality, and Health
Bureaucracies, Institutions, Deviance, Conformity, and Label Theory
Structural Functionalism, Conflict and Feminist Theory, and Interactionism.
